Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

the 10th, from genuine case of hydro
phobia- He ire ,Ghed at the mouth when
water was one red him, and went into con-
vulsions WIFI h were horrible to witness.
He was Bit ,en by dog October 8.
ARCHIE AID CAMPBELL, member OF the
Dominic n Parliament for Kent County,
Ont, las been unseated. because OF bribery
com 4nitted by his agents.
AT Hancock, Mich, on the 10th, the
lacking house of the Hancock Chemical
Works was blown up and six men killed.
The building was utterly demolished.
THE steamer Wah- Young was destroyed
by fire recently in the Canton river.
About four hundred passengers are sup
posed to have been lost.
THE Springfield & Western and the In
dianapolis g. Western railways filed arti-
Giles of consolidation at Indianapolis, Ind,
on the 18th.
THE next House of Representatives
at Washington will contain 16S Demo
Gratis, 153 Republicans and Independents.
KING HUMBERT opened the Itali an Par
liza ment on the 18th. In his speech he
dwelt with much pride of expression on
the recent achievements of the Italian
army and navy.
A STRIKE was inaugurated at divers
nut and bolt factory at Pittsburgh, Pa,
on the 18th, against shorter hours and
reduced pay. About 175 men and boys are
idle.
FIFTY of the passengers from the
cholera ships Alesia and Britannia who
have shown no signs of sickness during
several weeks observation at quarantine
have been permitted to land.
AFTER Jack McAuliffe and Jem Carney
had fought seventy-four rounds, near
Westerly, R. l., on the morning of the
| 10th, occupying nearly five hours time,
the fight was broken up and the referee
postponed the finish to a day yet to be
| named.
THE coroner's jury in the Lingg inquest
at Chicago found that he came to his
| death by "the explosion of bomb, said
| bomb being exploded by his own hand
| with suicidal intent"
THE governments of England, France,
Belgium, Holland, Germany and Denmark
have arrived at an agreement to stop the
traffic in spirits among the fishermen of
| the North Sea.
MICHAEL DAvITT, speaking at Limerick
on the 10th, said O'Brien's life was far
| too precious to be sacrificed in dispute
about clothes. If he died in jail his coun-
| trymen would know how to avenge him.
Mr.. JENNINGS, foreman on the high
bridge being built at Dubuque, Ia, while
lifting pin of iron on the top of the pier
on shore, on the 10th, stumbled and fell
distance of thirty feet, and was painfully
| injured. 1t is thought he will recover.
DIR. G. Fl. MARTIN, member of the rev.
| dictionary party that overthrow King
Kalakua in Hawaii, was interviewed at
| Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th. He speaks
| hopefully of the Hawaiian outlook.
A SPECIAL through freight train ran in
to the rear end of the regular through
| freight on the Vandalia road, near Seeley
| vile, Ind, on the night of the 18th, and
caboose and four box-cars filed with
merchandise were wrecked, and, with the
special engine, were totally burned.
A COURT MARTIAL was ordered to meet
on the 18th al the New York Navy Yard
| for the trial of Lieutenant ENERGY III.
Tant on charges of absence from duty
| without leave, disobedience of orders and
| scandalous conduct.
IT is reported at Washington that Sec
rotary Whitney is now practically a well
man. 1t is said he is in constant COM
| munication with the bureau officials of the
Navy Department, and frequent inclos-
ures are received from him relating to the
annual report, which is in course of prep
aration.
The Court of Queens Bench has exoner-
| ated the police for the MitchelIstown Ire
| land) killings and quashed the verdict of
ner.
PRIVATE kilograms from San Reno say
| that on the night of the 14th there was a
discharge of yellowish mucous from the
Crown Princes larynx, which afforded
| great relief. The swelling has subsidized.
MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH, relict of Sol
| Smith the actor, is dead.
THE letter of President Cleveland ac-
cepting the resignation of Land Com
1 has 10 II
A BIG strike of street-car drivers and
| conductors was precipitated at Cincinnati
on the night of the 18th.
| TIPPoo TIB is reported to have been
practising treachery toward Stanley in
Africa.
| THE Cincinnati Base Ball Club is involY-
ed in litigation which threatens to ter
inmate in it's forced sale.
| THE Chinese Government has Cancelled
the banking and other concessions made
| to Count Mitkiewicz and an American syn
| dictate.
| A MOST remarkable fight occurred on the
18th near Sequin island, off the Atlantic
| coast, between seamen and a finback
| whale. three seamen being killed.
| HERR MOST was arrested and jailed in
1 New York on the 18th because of his fiery
| anarchial utterances on the night of the
| 18th.
| THE receipts of the Government for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1887, were
$371, 400, 277; expenditures, $267, 1922, 40.
| A CONGREGATION at Hartford, Conn.,, is
much agitated over an Anarchist sermon
preached by the pastor, Rev. j. G. Kim
ball.
| SOME question as to the powers and
duties of the Fisheries Commission seems
| to exist and promises to affect the work
of the commissioners.
| MRS. J. T. HAsTLEY, of Nebraska City,
| Neb, committed suicide on the 18th by
! taking morphine. Cause, domestic I'M
happiness.
THE Sultan of Turkey has conferred the
decoration of the Order of Osmanli upon
Prince Victor Emanuel. the Prince Royal
| OF Italy. The decoration is set with dia-
| monds.
| CowATscH, the man who was arrested
at Greenock, Scott and, on landing from a
steamer from America, because he had
dynamite cartridges in his possession, has
been released.
BY the falling of the walls at Syracuse,
N. Y, on the 18th, of the Everson build
| ing, two workmen were killed and
another is missing.
DoMINIcK NASSAU fell 900 feet down the
Hecla shaft of the Calumet and Hecla
mine at Ishpeming, Mich, on the 18th,
and was instantly killed. He leaves a
large family in destitute circumstances.
| CAPTAIN GREEN and two miners fell
from the top of the shaft-house in the An
vii mines at Bessemer, Mich, on the 18th.
to the bottom of the shaft. The two
miners were instantly killed and Captain
Green is not expecte ! to recover.
A FIRE at Bloomington, Neb., on the
10th DESTROYED a large drv goods and